Luncheon and Bridge Event Draws One Hundred Guests
Elyria Woman's Club hosted a noon luncheon and 25 decorated tables at the Fourth Street Clue home with over 100 guests. High bridge scores went to Mrs. J. H. Symons and Mrs. Charles Fell as committees organized the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia Welfare and Social Service
Elyria Woman's Club
Clue
Fourth Street
Gueau
Bve
J. H. Symons
Charles Fell
A%air
C. J. Krantz
Haipta
Hewitt
Ter Wilder
Markham
W. Peers
E. G. Marches
Dengate
DW. Meer
Leo Meyer
Taylor
Don Schibley
Ror Kulp
Miss Wilson
Inch
Child Welfare and Social Service Department
Woman’s Chim
Bridges
Stella Wilson
Joseph Rauh
A- H Stoddard
W. G. Sharp
D. W. McLeod
Bell
JH. Symons
A- M. Hannaford
McLeod
Rauh
Hannaford
Mary Wagner
Seventh Street
Ger
Bridge
Mary Moran
Mary McLaughlin
Frances Dunhad
House Girls club of the YWCA hosts meetings and notes
The YWCA House Girls club outlines its program during the annual meeting. Officers include Mine Helen Jelmack as president and Miss Janice Bar-Tick as secretary. The group fosters service work and community support with Casa Cadmus as house director guiding residents and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Girls Club
Helen Jelmack
Janice Bar- Tick
Ida Lauener
Marx Russ
Mia Cadmus
Friendship Club
Fire Factory Place
Turner Block
Monte Carlo
Spring Valley Club
Bouse
DeMolas
Elxs
Hamilton
Parent-Teach Association
Gerrard
Michale
Bes
Hares
Kelsey
Ana A Eral
Mogsehart Lefion
St. Andrew's Church
Irwin Kuwerth
Kenyon Avenue
la Porte Ladid Society
Ary Miler
1793 East Avenue
Muller
May Huene
Local Personal Notes Highlight New York Trips
Misa Dorothy Wilcox with mother Mrs E F Vailcox of Middle Ave travels to New York this week to buy for Lewis Mercantile. Miss Mabel Dyke also on a New York business trip. C C Fulton and HT R White attend meetings in New York and Cleveland respectively. Edward Neiding and son Walter visit E Ott and Violet Ott. Edward Terres marks his sixth birthday weekend in Warren with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dorothy Wilcox
E. F. Vailcox
Middle Avenue
New York
Lewis Mercantile
T. R. Weidner
Medina
H. M. Ebert
Weet Avenue
Mra Ebert
Mabel Dyke
C. C. Fulton
Lewis Economy
R. White
Cleveland
Edward Neiding Neiding
Walter
Byonday
E Ott
Violet Ott
Northrup Street
TY Nielsen
Toledo
HK King
Sauls
New
Thirteen*h Street
Aly
East Broad
I. Herr
Sandusky
R Terres
Edward
Warren
Edward Terres
Marmola tablets promise natural fat loss cure
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a natural, beauty enhancing weight loss method. It claims twenty years of use and says each box contains the formula and reasons for the results, urging readers to learn and buy immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAvern
Bea
Lincoln bust gift recalled at Carnegie library event
The New London Grange met last Thursday in the I O O F hall with a 7 o clock pot luck dinner for over 130 members and guests. After supper the evening featured games and drill practice led by J H Sackett Jr and J H Powles with Mrs Jennie Hartwan at the piano. The next regular meeting is Feb 2. Mrs H W Stewart left for an extended vacation to Pittsburgh to visit son Harry and family and will visit daughter Miss Blanche Stewart in Akron on return.
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Alice Ward
Jeanirose O'Hara
Francis Sackett
Gertrude Ford
Mary Nelson
Vivian Waltz
Daisy Shipman
Gladys Bracr
Dorothea
Gwendolyn Parnell
Mabel Robertson
Dorothy Palmer
Mansfield
Gwendolyn Farnell
New London Hospital
Henry Norton
C. A. Blackman
New London
Erkone
Damien Leach
Chas. Leach
Ave— Nue
Hichard Sackett
J. C. Sacherz
Townsend
Polk
Ing
Tred Lenox
Minnie Close
Rodney Allendo
New London Girls
Eagle T
A. L. Heateen
Geo. Parnsll
Harver Minas
Minas
Baring
Minna
Maud Mingus Stevense
Akron
Sipe
Lincoln
Carnegie Johnace
New London Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. H. Sackett, Jr
J. H. Powles
Jennie Hartwan
H. W Stewart
Harry
Pittsburgh
Blanche Stewart
Farm Bureau meeting attendees listed at Elyria
Brighton residents report social visits from Mrs T M Sell and Milton Wellington and Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Elyria hosts annual Farm Bureau meeting with attendees including Mr and Mrs Walker Mr and Mrs Donald Day Mr and Mrs Harold Hardy Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones Mr and Mrs Fred Gillette. Jesse Bur-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
T. M. Sell
Milton
Wellington
Wm. Alvers
Harry Miller
Kay Green
Camden
Farm Bureau
Elyria
Walker
Donald Day
Harold Hardy
Arthur Jones
Fred Gillette
Jesse Bur
Local church notes and town visits update
Newsom Moore left Tuesday for Columbus for the annual pastor's conference. Akron visitors included Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Halstander and Mr. and Mrs. AG. Moore. Eleanor Myers is improving after illness. Ralph Myers was ill with indigestion and a cold. Wm. Myers in New London Friday. Marrin Mosher and Mrs. Joe Yocum of Canton visited Walter Mosher. Carrie Tims and family of Pittsfield were Sunday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jewett
Russell Grisgs Rey
Newsom Moore
Columbus
C. L. Halstander
AG. Moore
Akron
Eleanor Myers
Ralph Myers
Wm. Myers
New London
Marrin Mosher
Joe Yocum
Canton
Walter Mosher
Carrie Tims
Pittsfield
Local Family News and Congregational Dinner Dated
Mrs Searles welcomes a son with Mr and Mrs A N Searles announced. Mrs Neston, formerly Treva Phillips, introduces new arrival. Mr and Mrs Claude Holmes visit Litchfield relatives Dorothy and Marjorie. Leon Stone and Grace Coats with Goldie call on the Matcham family. Congregational church ladies plan a dinner for Wednesday February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Searles
Joe Neston
Pittsheld
Neston
Treva Phillips
Here
Claude Holmes
Dorothy
Marjorie
Litchfield
Walter Mosher
Leon Stone
Spencer
Graces Coats
Goldie
Wellington
Forrest
Matcham
Leon
Ladies of the Congregational Church Society
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St. Mary's
Women's Welsh Club
L. T. Davis
High Street
Federation of the Y. W
Protector's Association
Protector’s Association of the Dames of Malta
Botamer
Walter Botamer
Slee
L. Squire
Tichenor
Geide
Pedro
Julia Hull
Hastings
Lutz
Schalion
Lyberger
Sparks
Hal Acd
Harold Scrivens
Crombie
Sharer
Park Hobill
Rainbow
Ingersoll
M. E. Church
Gipsy Smith
Dorothy Togersoll
H. J. Fitch
W. H. Pelter
Horace Ketchum
Sunshine
Hazel Wieseke
Effie Schraeder
Glora McMann
Laka Avenue
LaGrange
Kirria
Claveland
Lakewook
Fairview
Brooklyn
B. C. Cartice
Sundar
Betty Schnore
East Bridge Street
Olivette Lauck
Genevieve Kiser
Dorothy Mund
Gates Avenue
Juntorn Music Club
Ruth Hessler
Dorothy Harper
Doris Able
Miss Townsend
Helen Townsend
Treva Carwood
Gaston
Miss Townseed
Yolaso Club
Carol Weichel
Weichfel Wil
Jweeph Szakacs
Lorain
Jane Baraga
Loclerk
Reichert
Lo“Blyren G. Spring
Tam
Bacie J. Smith
Dobihy
Elizabeth Wajtka
Faereta
L. Williams
Lila M. Smith
Hoselwerk
Holland
Pythian
Clarkstree
Scott
Dewey Avenue
ST. Andrews
John Martin
Shear Street
John Lira
C. Camps
John Bean
West Agenu
Oliver Murray
Adams Street
Lewis Kelemac
Chestnut Street
Don Cook
Babs Bor
Grefton
Ohio
Charles Guth
Park Avenue
Mary Farmer
Dorothy Waters
Margaret Gruse
Margaret Koehn
Freda Blackwell
Edna Lysaght
Mary Hawk
Colvin Bus Street
Yeomen Card Club
Atr
Mrs. Young
Jake Young
Rivecourt
Prs
Slack
T. A. Sinita
Margare
Coonrad
Young
Agnes Erichson
Rathburn
Ronsold
Fen
Agenda Club
Y. Mlc
AL Ther
Alfred G. Bauer
Joyc
Betty Louw
Lote Jean Smith
Lois Boothford
Dorothy Ann Smith
Joan Bauer
Joan Hovis
Rita
Marian Kirkbride
Jaz
Irs
S. B. Palmer
East Main Street
Rebekah Dance
Eagles Hall
Dolamer
Nightingale Orchestra
THE
NEW York Life
Suranc Tiberal
Aoc
Corfman Ace
Millinery Fast Ave
St. Agnes Parish Hall
Charis
Slenderire
Charis of
Lorain County Bank
Oberlin
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Marcelling
Kopp’s Barber Shop
Soin
Margaret Baco
Kaos City
Maxsachusatta
Wensse City
PEAS
B. T. Bastian
Middle Ave
Pocahontas
Weat Side Lumber and Coal Co
Cascade Pavilion
Street Car Men's Association
Monarch Radio
Lehman Radio’ CO
East Ave
John Lersch
Coats
Nobby
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